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Links To And Excerpts From EMCrit 280 – Who Should Get Angiotensin II

Posted on September 20, 2020 by Tom Wade MD

In this post I link to and excerpt from the podcast and show notes of EMCrit 280 – Who Should Get Angiotensin II with Rinaldo Bellomo. August 19, 2020 by  Dr Scott Weingart

Here are excerpts:

Who Should Get Angio II

  • Renin > 175 (or round up to 200)
  • Septic Pts on RRT or about to need it
  • Patients on pre-illness ACE-I

Rinaldo’s Paper in AJRCCM

  • Renin and Survival in Patients Given Angiotensin II for Catecholamine-Resistant Vasodilatory Shock

More on this Topic

  • PulmCrit- Angiotensin II: five cautions & three comparisons

The podcast:

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